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e.u. renewed its a vow to fight back against the u.s. president's threat to impose a twenty percent tariff on car imports in a letter sent to washington the european commission also claimed the move could cost the united states up to fourteen billion dollars in gross domestic product the u.s. currently imposes a two point five percent tariff on passenger car imports from the e.u. automakers in both europe and the united states have warned that higher levies could harm business or it let's discuss this with our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange and it's good to see you so far the markets have been quite cool about this ongoing tariff just viewed but we know that if this goes on to cars it could be a full on trade war what will actually witness here so is that a turning point potentially for investors. the car industry certainly would be the big one more than four million u.s. people are employed in the broader car industry and that would certainly hurt the labor market then old saw some of those companies involved and

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e.u. renewed its vowed to fight back against his threat to impose a twenty percent tariff on car imports in a letter sent to washington the european commission said the move would cost the u.s. up to fifteen fourteen billion dollars in gross domestic product or makers on both sides of the atlantic it warned that higher levies would harm business the white house says the car industry is one area in which the e.u. is clearly taking advantage of the u.s. does the trump administration have a point where the u.s. judy on car imports from the e.u. is two and a half percent but take a look at the e.u. use levy of ten percent on imports from the u.s. quite a difference there but those figures only tell half the story when it comes to s.u.v.s and pickup trucks the u.s. auto industry's main source of income european cars a subject to an import tariff of twenty five percent the u.s. is only hit with ten percent now that twenty five percent tariff dates all the way back to one thousand nine hundred sixty three it was known as the chicken tax a response to tariffs that france and west germany imposed on

e.u. renewed approval for glyphosate for five more years after a long period of debate and strong public opposition critics suspect financial motives behind the decision life aside containing herbicides are very lucrative for companies like monsanto and buyer. and the agricultural industry isn't prepared to stop using the weight kilis the court decision will be closely watched not least by hundreds of other cancer patients who have also launched lawsuits by or will be on the edge of its seat two just after finally completing its sixty three billion dollar acquisition of monsanto last month. as the european central bank overstepped its powers as part of its quantitative easing program the e.c.b. has carried out a lobster tail bone purchases germany as the european court of justice to decide whether the measure which was intended to stimulate the economy of eurozone states breached. on a matter of policy not that. that's all from a child of an update for you in the next hour and watching about. climate change. environmental projects. globalization. biodiversity species conservation exploitation. huma

e.u. renewed its vowed to fight back against the u.s. president's threat to impose a twenty percent tariff on car imports and a letter sent to washington that you're. commission also claimed the move could cost the united states up to fourteen billion dollars in gross domestic product release the u.s. currently imposes a two coins last percent tariff on passenger car imports from the e.u. automakers in both europe and the united states have warned that higher levies could harm business or it let's discuss this with our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange it's called the high end so it's good to see you well yes so far the markets have been quite cool about this ongoing tariff dispute but we know that if this goes on to cars it could be a full on trade war what will actually witness here so is that a turning point potentially for investors. the car industry certainly would be the big one more than four million. people are employed in the broader car industry and that would certainly hurt the labor market then also some

e.u. renewed is found to fight back against the u.s. president's threat to impose a twenty percent tariff phone call imports known a letter to washington the european commission wrote that the move could cost the united states up to fourteen billion dollars in g.d.p. now united states currently opposes a two point five percent tariff on passenger car imports from the european union or to make is in both europe and the united states have warned that high levies could home business. india is in the grip of a heat wave and it's a serious matter heat stroke of course can be fatal and wall ecan dishing is refreshing if you can get it sometimes it's low tech that saves the day. keeping people cool in delhi's baking heat is hard work just ask one of the b.p. workers outside the city rushing to meet increasing demand from the markets restaurants and small shops serving delis twenty million inhabitants. wanted to hang someone by fifty blocks started somewhere by ten five or twenty five. they go everywhere and they're sold in different quantities

e.u. renewed approval for glyphosate for five more years after a long period of debate and strong public opposition critics suspect financial motives behind the decision to cite containing herbicides very lucrative for companies like monsanto and bio. and the agricultural industry isn't prepared to stop using the weed killer as the court decision will be closely watched not least by hundreds of other cancer patients who've also launched lawsuits buyer will be on the edge of its seat to just after finally completing its sixty three billion dollar acquisition of monsanto last month. has the european central bank overstepped its powers as part of his quantitative easing program the e.c.b. has carried out large scale bond purchases germany has asked the european court of justice to decide that of the measure which was intended to stimulate the economy of floors and states briefs the monetary policy mandate the lender has purchased government bonds worth two point three trillion nerves. meanwhile china is making efforts to build its ties for the european partners german car maker b.m.w. is the latest to

efforts in the blue chip share market and it looks like china may deliver on this renewed pledge particularly with the e.u. but that does not however mean that china and the e.u. are going to form a coalition or partnership of sorts against the u.s. with the treat war happening between or three of them so we have to see whether the words translate into actions andrea hang in singapore and last how to in frankfurt thank you very much for that. another car maker says it's cheated on emissions tests shares in down nearly five percent after the carmaker admitted it had manipulated data on exhaust emissions and fuel economy the japanese company did not say how many cars were affected the cheating was uncovered during a voluntary probe into production the revelations come as a blow to miss ann's efforts to recover from a scandal last year over substandard inspections the company is promising a full investigation into its latest fake data scandal. to my favorite topic now breaks it markets have been jittery following the resignation of britain's bricks and secretary the pound starting lost around a third of the

e.u. officials have renewed their vows to fight back against u.s. president donald trump's threat to impose a twenty percent tariff on car imports in a letter sent to washington the european commission also said the move could cost the united states up to fourteen billion dollars in gross domestic product the u.s. currently imposes a two point five percent tariff on passenger car imports from the e.u. automakers in both europe and the united states have warned that higher levies could harm business and start forget this all started with steel tariffs a potential new metals giant is now trying to avoid a crisis in the steel sector germany's tizen corp and india's tata are merging their european steelmaking operations after two years of talks that's of course a factor trust authorities approve of the deal which will lead to job cuts. the joint venture comes in response to the problem of overcapacity on the global steel market as the new firm which will be known as. steel will become europe's second largest steel making or. if this is really the issue

e.u. will work with a trade arrangement that have zero tariffs and open up commerce between the two countries in renewed ways as well as the e.u. beginning to buy more soybeans from american farmers. we are seeing real progress. american exports are on the rise. this is a strong economy and leadership on improving our trade relations for american jobs andworkers. >> when do you expect them to announce another solid trade deal. will you be able to announce them before the midterm elections. >> we are encouraged about the free trade agreement. the u.s. trade representative continues to believe there is a possibility before we get to labor day we might have a reformed nafta agreement. those details are still being worked out. look, the president came into this administration with the belief that for too long americans, our economy, our workers are being taken advantage of by trade deals. whether it's renegotiating with south korea or renegotiating nafta or resetting the balance in our relationship with the european union or resetting the imbalance lancimbalance with che that strong leadership is contributi

these efforts in the blue chip market and it looks like china may deliver on this renewed pledge particularly with the e.u. but that does not however mean that china and the e.u. are going to for me coalition or partnership of sorts against the u.s. with the treat war happening between the three of them so we have to see whether the words translate into actions andrea hang in singapore and laws how to in frankfurt thank you very much for the trump syrup to buy more american made cars and that's why he wants the ten percent tariff for importing passenger vehicles into the european union to be dropped the thing is dropping the purchase price alone is probably not enough to get europeans buying there are a whole lot of hidden hurdles before you can get yourself in the driving seat of an american car. these cars have just arrived from the us but before they can clear customs and bring them there brake fluid needs to be removed it's considered toxic waste in the e.u. taking the liquid out costs two hundred euros per car and it's not the only expense when importing u.s. vehicles. other than the trucks you've go

recently renewed the levies saying all of production is unfairly subsidize as with many other e.u. agricultural products farmers in andalus see it depend on the american market but sales have plummeted. only trees as far as the eye can see in southern spain they say no to anything on skate but the economy to trims decision to include spanish olives in his trade has been a pleasure to the people of london you see. a source of heated discussion even during the world cup. libraries are a alongside all the other negative measures trump has decided to implement the g t's on a very harmful to the agriculture of underused including our village. could be and one of the. agro sivia is a co-operative that's been hit especially hard it's spain's biggest only exporter and the us is its biggest market by far. the lives of are very popular products but since trump introduced his import tariffs sales have practically hogged. fifty people who've already lost their jobs are very severe and the remaining workers are worried about being hot out there but i hope that we're angry but mostly scared in t

e.u. will begin working towards a trade arrangement that has your tears, zero non-tariff barriers and opens up commerce between our two countries in new and renewed wave as well as the e.u. commit to buy more soybeans from american farmers. charles: joining us now, founder of sj of. just how much of prices gone up for you with respect to run materials? >> thanks for having me, charles. we've experienced by 30% to 50% across the board. from simple sizes, regular sizes in the 30% range to 50% of the more specialty items. so it's been massive. trade do have is a 25% tariff come out to 50% increase? >> it's all about demand right now. on the 50% range is more of the tubing. ron jacobs, square shaped or those items beginning from canada or some other areas to the problem we have now is those have been caught off so the larger sizes go higher. trying to cut off her more more expensive. charles: i looked at a chart of aluminum production end of the war. the chimp administration said we want to dispel a woman and because of national defense, does it make sense we should be able to produce more stuff in this country? canada is her friend got purveyed tenu

restoration and renewal programs d if we have time -- we'll tart the session -- prime minister may: we put the white paper, published the white paper. we have begun discussing at the e.u. level and we continue these negotiations. you can't constantly be setting out where we are in those negotiations. we are not going to do a running commentary on the negotiations, which is important that this is the government's position of that being put forward and it has been as we have seen been through the likely withdrawal and in the other pieces of legislature we put through in planning our future in being outside the european union. seen opian leaders have it. >> it is the government's position is self-evident and whether it is parallelment's position. and those who are watching is wondering whether your proposals have the support of parliament and doesn't it make your job more difficult? prime minister may: these are the proposals. these are united kingdom proposals we are taking forward and being engaged by the european commission. >> how much is the government spending for a no-deal outcome? prime minister may: the treasury has set aside the sum of three billion pounds to -

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